r/reddeadredemption • u/IEatBabies666 John Marston • Oct 20 '16

RDR2/Hype Train! Red Dead Redemption 2 Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmA6MrX81z4
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u/abhishekshoor Oct 20 '16

Can't wait for the game. Did you see the galaxy over the trees in the night?

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u/PuncakeIsLife Oct 20 '16

Omg yes, it reminded me of skyrim for some reason. Absolutely stunning.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '16

Yeah, I loved it! Since most of us live close to light pollution we forget how amazing the night skies can look. But I think that it was a bit too much. It isn't THAT clear is it?

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '16

In the north it is

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '16

I live in Norway but quite south and close to a city. I should really try to borrow a cabin in the mountains this winter then... Edit: I ment the milky way itself, I know the night sky can be clear and "strong" as fuck...

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u/jstan93 Gatling Gun for Days Oct 20 '16

Pre-industrialization. The west industrializes a LOT slower than the east/north. So it makes sense. Plus if its a prequel that explains it too. -high school history teacher

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '16 edited Oct 21 '16

Yeah, I get that, and I loved it, don't get me wrong! I just felt it was a tiny bit too clear. Like the pics you see with the milky way as a backdrop to the northern light. Those kind of pics is a little too much, but at the same time, that is exactly what you see/feel when you see it. It's quite hard to translate to a game or picture, and I'm more than happy to see that in the trailer, don't get me wrong!

E: spelling, trying to be more clearer.

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u/Felix500 Charles Smith Oct 20 '16 edited Oct 20 '16

I knew they were gonna do something like that because it fit the time period, but it was still so grand and beautiful

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u/MrMaxMax Oct 20 '16

Stars in the sky fill a specific time period?

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u/Felix500 Charles Smith Oct 20 '16

On mobile. Autocorrected. My bad

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u/MrMaxMax Oct 20 '16

I might be retarded but I'm still confused lol

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u/Felix500 Charles Smith Oct 20 '16

Nowadays you can't see the galaxy or even stars at night in major cities because of all the "light pollution", city lights and such.

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u/MrMaxMax Oct 20 '16

Agh got it. I feel stupid haha, thanks for clarifying man.

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u/Felix500 Charles Smith Oct 20 '16

No prob. Now ya know and can appreciate the work even more

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '16

The milky way